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when daniel harmon-wright took the stand, he was believable. the jury has to decide whether they believe daniel harmon- wright saw patricia cook as a threat that he needed to take out or whether they think he made it all up just to cover up what really happened. >> it is a malicious and unlawful killing, which means it's murder. >> special prosecutor called daniel harmon-wright's claim of self-defense an unbelievable fairy tale. ten inconsistencies between what harmon-wright said on the witness stand friday and what he said in a video taped interview last year, just two hours after he killed patricia cook. >> how can you justify seven shots, several in the back of an unarmed woman in a car? that makes no sense to me. that's just excessive, brutal force. >> harmon wright told the jury that mrs. cook rolled up her window on his hand and started driving away. he had to shoot the window out to free himself. he said mrs. cook tried to run him over and he had to shoot her to stop a public threat because there were pedestrians around. none of that mat
when daniel harmon-wright took the stand, he was believable. the jury has to decide whether they believe daniel harmon- wright saw patricia cook as a threat that he needed to take out or whether they think he made it all up just to cover up what really happened. >> it is a malicious and unlawful killing, which means it's murder. >> special prosecutor called daniel harmon-wright's claim of self-defense an unbelievable fairy tale. ten inconsistencies between what harmon-wright said on...
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daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after
daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after
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harmon-wright rolled up her window on his hand and tried to run him over. he shot her six times, five struck her as she drove away. he claimed he shot in self- defense and to protect the public. the jury didn't buy it. here's what pat cook's brother and the prosecutor had to say. okay, well the special prosecutor is jim fisher in this case and he is very satisfied with the verdict. he's not upset that the jury did not come back with murder one, which was the most serious offense. he said the public has spoken, that this was wrong. that this officer's claim of self-defense did not hold up. that they were correct in finding him guilty and he wants to see him serve a long sentence. i also spoke with pat's brother who came down from new jersey and put his job on hold for the past week and a half to watch this jury. he says it was very important to him that daniel harmon- wright be convicted. he said that he was very disgusted with some of the terms that were used in court to describe his sister, the defense called her a fleeing felon and any other words to desc
harmon-wright rolled up her window on his hand and tried to run him over. he shot her six times, five struck her as she drove away. he claimed he shot in self- defense and to protect the public. the jury didn't buy it. here's what pat cook's brother and the prosecutor had to say. okay, well the special prosecutor is jim fisher in this case and he is very satisfied with the verdict. he's not upset that the jury did not come back with murder one, which was the most serious offense. he said the...
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daniel harmon-wright remains in awaiting sentencing tomorrow afternoon. mean up to 25 years in prison. >> the other big story we are about tonight, the weather acrossrm our region. the freezing temperatures of week are gone and replaced conditions that feel more april and january. hill joins us with a first at how warm it has gotten. >> 07's around our area earlier afternoon -- low 70's around our area. 59 at reagan national. degrees bill in fredericksburg. cloudy and very warm for overnight readings, 48-55 degrees. tomorrow will be breezy and warm, but will have to front and ae cold lineup potentially severe be overthat may area startinghe this time tomorrow evening, starting with damaging .inds potential down force predict downpours and the wind biggest concern and after that front comes through, back to reality. we may have some snow to deal with by early friday morning. the forecast is just moments ahead. >> comprehensive immigration reform is one of president priorities in his term. today, the president ideas in las vegas. he wants to overhaul the cu
daniel harmon-wright remains in awaiting sentencing tomorrow afternoon. mean up to 25 years in prison. >> the other big story we are about tonight, the weather acrossrm our region. the freezing temperatures of week are gone and replaced conditions that feel more april and january. hill joins us with a first at how warm it has gotten. >> 07's around our area earlier afternoon -- low 70's around our area. 59 at reagan national. degrees bill in fredericksburg. cloudy and very warm for...
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harmon took off in a 2013 kia optima and he then opened fire on a witness who tried to follow him. >>> a senate hearing on guns opened with pretty powerful words from former arizona representative gabrielle giffords. it was two years since giffords was shot in the head at a political event in tucson. she was there yesterday to urge congress to do something about gun violence. let's listen. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans counting on you.
harmon took off in a 2013 kia optima and he then opened fire on a witness who tried to follow him. >>> a senate hearing on guns opened with pretty powerful words from former arizona representative gabrielle giffords. it was two years since giffords was shot in the head at a political event in tucson. she was there yesterday to urge congress to do something about gun violence. let's listen. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans counting on you.
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in total harmon-wright fired seven shots. he was terminated last june following an internal investigation. he's facing murder, malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle and several other charges. tonight we attempted to speak with him as he left the courthouse, but he declined to comment. the jury will resume deliberations tomorrow morning. >>> another big story, there could be major changes to immigration laws after an announcement on capitol hill today. a bipartisan group of senators have reached an immigration reform deal and hope to push a bill through the senate by this summer. the eight senators behind the reform want to secure the border and allow more workers. >> immediately when the bill passes, people who are here living in the shadows would get a legal right to stay here and work. they would no longer be deported provided they don't have a criminal record. >> president obama was chastised by both parties for ignoring immigration in his first term. >>> a news edge alert, pentagon officials searching over the adria
in total harmon-wright fired seven shots. he was terminated last june following an internal investigation. he's facing murder, malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle and several other charges. tonight we attempted to speak with him as he left the courthouse, but he declined to comment. the jury will resume deliberations tomorrow morning. >>> another big story, there could be major changes to immigration laws after an announcement on capitol hill today. a bipartisan group of...
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prosecutors painted harmon- aggressive when to a call of a sitting in ar church parking lot. to drive she tried with his arm in the car, not buy it. did >> you heard him say at the end of his testimony he would do the again.ame thing over is the wrong attitude. many in the quiet culpeper agree,ee seem to admit they did not expect the guilty verdict. >> i just felt like it did not need to happen. >> that sentiment is shared by brother, who says losing sister has been enough, butg the tough testimony has been devastating. to speaking able freely was pretty difficult. >> this is a first for this police department. culpeper police department with a fatallt .olice shooting before the police chief released a statement saying it was a tragedy and a first for our community and our agency. we are all stunned by this event. scheduled for first thing tomorrow morning. >> as temperatures were much scene we areutiful but we could you, of bread of severe weather tomorrow. >> we will see dramatic changes next 36 hours.he let me show you what is happening around the region. this is a line of
prosecutors painted harmon- aggressive when to a call of a sitting in ar church parking lot. to drive she tried with his arm in the car, not buy it. did >> you heard him say at the end of his testimony he would do the again.ame thing over is the wrong attitude. many in the quiet culpeper agree,ee seem to admit they did not expect the guilty verdict. >> i just felt like it did not need to happen. >> that sentiment is shared by brother, who says losing sister has been enough,...
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harmon-wright pep pled self-defense. the jury didn't believe. >> it it is important for the court to send a message. in this case, i felt like it was unjustified from the very beginning. the only question was what grade of mom side was it. i'm going the ask the court for a significant penalty to reinforce the message had was wrong. >> reporter: patricia cook's brother feels justice was served. >> i don't want anything to happen to the son as a negative side of this or his wife. i hope the churches in the area administer to them and it is going to be difficult. it has been difficult for us. >> reporter: no comment from harmon-wright's family or his attorney after the verdict was read. the punishment phase will get under way tomorrow afternoon. if could vicked harmon-wright could get up to 25 years in prison. in culpeper, david culver, news4. >>> to the verdict in another high-profile trial. late had afternoon a maryland judge found anne arundel county executive john leopold guilty on two of three misconduct charges. chris
harmon-wright pep pled self-defense. the jury didn't believe. >> it it is important for the court to send a message. in this case, i felt like it was unjustified from the very beginning. the only question was what grade of mom side was it. i'm going the ask the court for a significant penalty to reinforce the message had was wrong. >> reporter: patricia cook's brother feels justice was served. >> i don't want anything to happen to the son as a negative side of this or his...
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after getting a call about a suspicious person in the lot harmon-wright said he approached the jeep of patricia ann cook who he said was acting aloof, odd and off-putting. after asking for her license repeatedly he said he reached inside and tried to grab it from her hand. that is when he said she closed the window on his arm and accelerated. he said he yelled stop, stop stop, what are you doing. she then screamed, no, no, no, i'm not going to. he said he warned her three times before opening fire with two shots but she kept driving so he followed with five more shots seconds later. durke cross examination the prosecutor asked heuplim your intent was to shoot to kill, wasn't it to which he responded, my intent was to eliminate the threat to the public. harmon-wright closed by saying i wish it had not happened but it did and i can't take it back but given the circumstances if it happened again i think i would have done the same exact thing. >> how can you justify seven shots, several in the back on an unarmed woman. >> harmon-wright's testimony contradicts that of a key witness who yest
after getting a call about a suspicious person in the lot harmon-wright said he approached the jeep of patricia ann cook who he said was acting aloof, odd and off-putting. after asking for her license repeatedly he said he reached inside and tried to grab it from her hand. that is when he said she closed the window on his arm and accelerated. he said he yelled stop, stop stop, what are you doing. she then screamed, no, no, no, i'm not going to. he said he warned her three times before opening...
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harmon-wright said she rolled his arm up in the window. he claimed he shot in self- defense and to protect the public. the jury didn't buy it. here's what pat cook's brother and the prosecutor had to say. >> you heard the defendant at the end of his testimony say he would do the exact same thing over again. so i feel that it is important to reinforce the message that that's the wrong attitude. >> my sister shouldn't have been shot on that day. and however you call it, it doesn't really matter. and hopefully there will be healing for everybody on both sides of this. >> reporter: if daniel harmon- wright had been convicted of the most serious charge, murder one, he would have faced 20 years to life in prison. but now he is facing anywhere from zero to 25 years. the jury comes back tomorrow for the sentencing phase. they'll hear both sides and then recommend a sentence. at a later date, the judge will either agree with that sentence or reduce it. reporting in culpeper, peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> new at 11:00, a county executive now suspended from
harmon-wright said she rolled his arm up in the window. he claimed he shot in self- defense and to protect the public. the jury didn't buy it. here's what pat cook's brother and the prosecutor had to say. >> you heard the defendant at the end of his testimony say he would do the exact same thing over again. so i feel that it is important to reinforce the message that that's the wrong attitude. >> my sister shouldn't have been shot on that day. and however you call it, it doesn't...
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daniel harmon-wright was found guilty on three counts in the shooting death of patricia ". jeff is live now with predicate stand right now. >> a strange turn in the story today. it is now in hands of a judge. we learned early this morning about possible issues of jury misconduct. daniel harmon-wright was convicted of manslaughter killing last year a patricia cook, but not murder. the defense is calling for a mistrial. with his head hung low, his hands and feet shackled, daniel harmon-wright is brought into court for what is supposed to be a sentencing hearing. instead, it was the jurors under oath it -- after it was discovered that two dictionaries and one thus far us were brought into the court during deliberations. one juror testified, we understood the definition better after reading the dictionary. it was more straightforward. the prosecutor asked after getting a clearer definition of the word malice, did you reach a resolution in favor of the defendant? he responded yes. >> i will decline comment because there are still ongoing issues. >> the jury foreman testified she
daniel harmon-wright was found guilty on three counts in the shooting death of patricia ". jeff is live now with predicate stand right now. >> a strange turn in the story today. it is now in hands of a judge. we learned early this morning about possible issues of jury misconduct. daniel harmon-wright was convicted of manslaughter killing last year a patricia cook, but not murder. the defense is calling for a mistrial. with his head hung low, his hands and feet shackled, daniel...
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[ensemble playing early music] composers of western classical music have developed a detailed harmonic system rooted in the musical practices of medieval europe. texture is the way all of these elements are combined into a musical fabric. textures can be complex, like the overlapping rhythms of a west african drumming ensemble... or as simple as the sound of a single human voice. we can analyze and compare different musics by looking at their basic elements, but music itself also exists as an element in the cultural life of every society. (levin the environment can influence music both conscious and unconscious ways. for instance in the west, the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization, and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance, in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word environment to relate to music, we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. i
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harmon-wright opened fire and shot cook seven times. the late patricia cook's brother is pleased with the outcome. >> it allows for healing. it allows for change. i don't want his life. >> we can't say for sure how the jury arrived, but the prosecution pointed out inconsistencies with his story and even the fact that patricia cook's car window that trapped the arm was a manual rollup, not electric. harmon-wright was found guilty on two counts of firing into an occupied vehicle. he is facing up to 25 years in prison. >>> anne arundel county where the executive has been found guilty of misconduct while in office. the judge said he broke the law by having his detail put up campaign signs, collect contributions, ask help him with a medical issue by emptying his urinary catheter bag. he has been suspended until the county council decides what to do next. paul wagner has details from court today. >> anne arundel county executive was stoic as he heard judge sweeney say guilty and not guilty on counts four and five. as he left the courthouse to
harmon-wright opened fire and shot cook seven times. the late patricia cook's brother is pleased with the outcome. >> it allows for healing. it allows for change. i don't want his life. >> we can't say for sure how the jury arrived, but the prosecution pointed out inconsistencies with his story and even the fact that patricia cook's car window that trapped the arm was a manual rollup, not electric. harmon-wright was found guilty on two counts of firing into an occupied vehicle. he...
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daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook nearly a year ago. autria godfrey has more. -- an unarmed woman. >> daniel harmon-wright was led out of court by officers. >> justice has been served. >> it was the 2012 death of 54- year-old patricia cook. prosecutors painted daniel harmon-wright as more aggressive when he responded to call of a suspicious car in a church parking lot. he tried to claim that she tried to drive away with his arm stuck in the window. it was ruled that it was not self-defense. >> you heard him say he would do the exact same thing over again. it is important to reinforce the message that that is the wrong attitude. >> many in culpeper agree, although they admit they did not expect a guilty verdict. greg "icarly will probably just get fired. >> from the beginning i just felt it did not need to happen. >> that sentiment shared by cook's brother. he said losing a sister had been heartbreaking enough but in during the testimony was devastating. >> a lot of things in the trial or detestable. not being able to speak freely about
daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook nearly a year ago. autria godfrey has more. -- an unarmed woman. >> daniel harmon-wright was led out of court by officers. >> justice has been served. >> it was the 2012 death of 54- year-old patricia cook. prosecutors painted daniel harmon-wright as more aggressive when he responded to call of a suspicious car in a church parking lot. he tried to claim that she tried to drive away with his arm stuck in the window. it was...
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harmon wright kept shooting because she was a threat to the public. patricia cook was struck by multiple bull thes and died at the scene. harmon wright was terminated as an employee of the culpeper police department. that was last june after an internal affairs investigation. again at this hour, the jury is still deliberating and there is some family members of the former officer wright inside and we saw the defense attorney arrive back at the courthouse and head inside. not sure if that means anything is happening right now. of course, as soon as there is an update, we will bring yet to you and that is the latest to you live in culpeper. >>> coming up, d.c. is sitting on a lot of dough. find out what the city plans to do with the $400 million surplus. [ indiscernible ] >> plus, the baltimore ravens sent off in style as they get ready for the first super bowl in more than a decade. >> and later, a fan gets tackled by an nba star after making that amazing half-court shot. we'll be right back. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start
harmon wright kept shooting because she was a threat to the public. patricia cook was struck by multiple bull thes and died at the scene. harmon wright was terminated as an employee of the culpeper police department. that was last june after an internal affairs investigation. again at this hour, the jury is still deliberating and there is some family members of the former officer wright inside and we saw the defense attorney arrive back at the courthouse and head inside. not sure if that means...
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they toured the school parking lot where daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook. jurors heard emotional testimony from wright himself. >> peggy fox in culpeper where the jury heard emotional testimony from former culpeper police officer, daniel harmon- wright who took the stand in his own defense. >> he cried on the witness stand, explaning why he shot patricia cook. her brother wants justice. >> how can you justify seven shots, several in the back of an unarmed woman in a car? that's just excessive, brutal force. >> the jury toured the property where cook was described as a suspicious person and harmon-wright investigated. he started driving away, attempting to shake him off. he said, i screamed, stop, or i'm going to shoot three times as loud as can i could. the whole time she was screaming, no, and continuing to accelerate. that is when he fired his first two shots. breaking the window and freeing his hand. he says he fired five more shots as she drove away because he saw her as a public threat. he needed to stop. the case goes to the jury monday. in culpeper,
they toured the school parking lot where daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook. jurors heard emotional testimony from wright himself. >> peggy fox in culpeper where the jury heard emotional testimony from former culpeper police officer, daniel harmon- wright who took the stand in his own defense. >> he cried on the witness stand, explaning why he shot patricia cook. her brother wants justice. >> how can you justify seven shots, several in the back of an unarmed...
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prosecutors charged harmon used such excessive force that it rose to the level of muer. the jury deliberated for three hours yesterday before going home for the evening. we have a crew at the courthouse and we will take you there live if there is a verdic >>> we're also monitoring closing arguments in the trial of anne arundel county executive john leopold. he's charged with three counts of misconduct in office for allegedly using his security detail for personal and political purposes. among other things, the prosecution says leopold's secured detail helped him facilitate what they call sexual encounters. the republican lawmaker in his second term is also accused of misusing county funds. the defense claims the charges are too vague and do not constitute crimes. >>> president obama is on his way to las vegas where he will lead a rally promoting immigration reform. this comes a day after a bipartisan group of senators unveiled their own plan to give millions of illegal immigrants a passport to citizenship. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: president obama is hit
prosecutors charged harmon used such excessive force that it rose to the level of muer. the jury deliberated for three hours yesterday before going home for the evening. we have a crew at the courthouse and we will take you there live if there is a verdic >>> we're also monitoring closing arguments in the trial of anne arundel county executive john leopold. he's charged with three counts of misconduct in office for allegedly using his security detail for personal and political...
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harmon-wright testified he shot cook in self-defense. he faces one to ten years in prison for the manslaughter count alone. >>> warm today but big changes on the way. veronica is in the storm center with the latest. >> that's for sure. little bit more spring for today. lot of folks strong adjust their wardrobe. don't forget to adjust your thermostat if you want to stay comfortable and have everybody inside comfortable. still have some sunshine out there. high clouds have been moving in today. still fairly nice. it is going to be a very nice evening, too, when you take a look at our temperatures throughout the area 66 degrees right now through montgomery county and gaithersburg, rockville, 66 to 69. over to fairfax right now, reston, towards ft. belvoir now, 67, 68 degrees, you folks in camp springs. prince george's county around greenbelt, you are coming in now at 68 degrees. here is a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow. okay. today we hit 70. i think tomorrow we will see even higher temperatures. especially in this area here. ju
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daniel harmon-wright is accused of shooting 54-year-old patricia cook last february in cold blood. harmon-wright says cook, who was accused of trespassing on church property, trapped his arm in her car window and tried to drive off. he says she was trying to hurt him and he shot in self-defense. he faces from a year to life in prison if convicted. >>> new had morning, we're learning that the district is in great financial shape. in fact, the city has a large budget surplus. mayor vincent gray will announce the $400 million surplus later today. you can thank the growing population for generating that extra tax revenue, it's booming real estate commercial market is a factor also. the mayor will likely ask that most of it go into the city's reserve fund. >>> tonight you can weigh if on what colors the district's taxicabs should be. d.c.'s taxi cab commission uniform color panel is holding a public meeting at the library from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. there are nine different color schemes the panel is considering for the 6,000-plus taxis. the panel will make it decision in february. >>> we ho
daniel harmon-wright is accused of shooting 54-year-old patricia cook last february in cold blood. harmon-wright says cook, who was accused of trespassing on church property, trapped his arm in her car window and tried to drive off. he says she was trying to hurt him and he shot in self-defense. he faces from a year to life in prison if convicted. >>> new had morning, we're learning that the district is in great financial shape. in fact, the city has a large budget surplus. mayor...
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harmon-wright could be serving anywhere from one year to life in prison. in cull pepper county, i'm david culver, news4. >>> closing arguments will begin tomorrow morning in the trial of john leopold. today, the defense rested its case. leopold has charged with misusing county money, also have a security details driving him around to different location at which he is alleged to have had an affair. john leopold's lawyer says the accusation that he used police for accomplice cal and personal services is too vague and that it does not constitute a crime. >>> a maryland man walked into his estranged wife's workplace and shot her overnight. police say 50-year-old calvin cofield shot and killed himself. the victim survived, but she's in critical condition. that happened about 1:00 a.m. in the 300 block of harry truman parkway. >>> in maryland there's a new delegate. darren swain took the oath of office for the 24th district's seat following months of controversy surrounding that seat, which was previously held by tiffany austin. austin was removed from office ba
harmon-wright could be serving anywhere from one year to life in prison. in cull pepper county, i'm david culver, news4. >>> closing arguments will begin tomorrow morning in the trial of john leopold. today, the defense rested its case. leopold has charged with misusing county money, also have a security details driving him around to different location at which he is alleged to have had an affair. john leopold's lawyer says the accusation that he used police for accomplice cal and...
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they believe that harmon targeted his two victims. court documents show harmon went to the law office to settle a lawsuit he filed. >>> recent mass shootings have made gun control a priority. the president's main priority is cruel -- gun control and immigration reform. he want as path way to citizenship for more than 11 million undocumented immigrants already living here. >> this is not a situation overnight where people will find themselves citizens. they will have to earn their way to it. >> the president is predicting a tougher time passing gun control laws. >>> a scheme to rip off homeowners has yielded dozens of victims and it all starts with that morning newspaper delivery. people in los angeles were burglarized after putting their newspapers on hold. a maintenance man, under contract for the l.a. times dave burglars -- gave burglars addresses. >> have a trusted neighbor, relative, a friend pick up your papers, pick up your mail. keep the yard neat. >> when detectives cracked the case they found a warehouse filled with more th
they believe that harmon targeted his two victims. court documents show harmon went to the law office to settle a lawsuit he filed. >>> recent mass shootings have made gun control a priority. the president's main priority is cruel -- gun control and immigration reform. he want as path way to citizenship for more than 11 million undocumented immigrants already living here. >> this is not a situation overnight where people will find themselves citizens. they will have to earn...
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harmon-wright was escorted back to jail. the jury foreman admitted to bringing in the dictionaries and thesaurus. she asked the bailiff if it was okay and he said yes. the mistrial motion will be taken up friday. >> culpeper sheriff scott jenkins said there was no mistake on the part of his bailiff, only a misunderstanding on the part of the juror who brought in the diction part. they are allowed to bring in books to help pass the time but nothing allowed to help reach a verdict except what the court gives them. >>> a 15-year-old honor student who performed during president obama's inauguration is being mourned tonight. adia pendleton was gunned down in a park blocks from her chicago school. the teen was part of the chicago drill team that marched in inaugural parade and her godfather said she had dreams of becoming a doctor or lawyer. police say there is no indication that she was the intended target of the shooting. >>> a water main break causing big headaches for drivers along georgia avenue today. the pipe burst early th
harmon-wright was escorted back to jail. the jury foreman admitted to bringing in the dictionaries and thesaurus. she asked the bailiff if it was okay and he said yes. the mistrial motion will be taken up friday. >> culpeper sheriff scott jenkins said there was no mistake on the part of his bailiff, only a misunderstanding on the part of the juror who brought in the diction part. they are allowed to bring in books to help pass the time but nothing allowed to help reach a verdict except...
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during daniel harmon-wright's testimony, the jury seemed rivetted. he told about finding patricia cook with her eyes closed. the suspicious person he was called to check on was sitting in her jeep wrangler. wi the sunscreen over the entire windshield. he said he asked to see her id and that she rolled up the window on his arm and then his hand. and she started to drive away. he said, the window was cinched down really tight on my left hand, on my knuckles. it was like she was trying to sling me off the vehicle. i screamed stop, or i'll shoot three times as loud as i could. the whole time she was screaming, no, and continuing to accelerate. i discharged my weapon twice in very rapid succession and the window shattered. his attorney entered into evidence a piece of glass that came out of his thumb. after those first two shots, harmon-wright fired five more as patricia cook took a left turn out of the school parking lot. the jury toured the scene this morning using maps to help identify how the fatal shooting played out. harmon-wright says he fired stra
during daniel harmon-wright's testimony, the jury seemed rivetted. he told about finding patricia cook with her eyes closed. the suspicious person he was called to check on was sitting in her jeep wrangler. wi the sunscreen over the entire windshield. he said he asked to see her id and that she rolled up the window on his arm and then his hand. and she started to drive away. he said, the window was cinched down really tight on my left hand, on my knuckles. it was like she was trying to sling me...
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harmon-wright opened fire, shooting cook seven times. the jury didn't believe he was trying to protect himself or anyone else when he shot and killed her. the late patricia cook's brother, john wagler, is pleased with the outcome. >> it allows for healing. it allows for change. i don't want his life. >> harmon-wright was found guilty on two counts of firing into an occupied vehicle. the same jury will assemble tomorrow to come up with a sentence. he is facing up to 25 years in prison. >>> any reaction from culpeper police officers? >> the mayor released a statement, i can paraphrase some of this. he said it's time to start the healing process and reminded all of us not to judge those hard working, culpeper police officers, both men and women, based on the actions of just one person. >> all right, will thomas, thank you. >>> an anne arundel county judge found john leapold guilty. he was on trial for using his security detail for personal and political purposes. the judge said he broke the law and abused his power by having his detail put
harmon-wright opened fire, shooting cook seven times. the jury didn't believe he was trying to protect himself or anyone else when he shot and killed her. the late patricia cook's brother, john wagler, is pleased with the outcome. >> it allows for healing. it allows for change. i don't want his life. >> harmon-wright was found guilty on two counts of firing into an occupied vehicle. the same jury will assemble tomorrow to come up with a sentence. he is facing up to 25 years in...
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daniel harmon wright is charged with killing patricia cook last february. the officer was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle. harmon testified he shot the 54- year-old after she trapped his arm in the window of her vehicle and dragged him. >>> also following a news alert involving a murder suspect minutes away from being released before a judge overturned his appeal. a federal appeals court in richmond heard the case today. the attorney general's office appealed the federal judge's decision to free wolf. the judge said prosecutors failed to retry wolf within a four-month deadline and tossed the conviction. they will spend more than a decade on death row for the hire of his drug supplier. >>> another big story, an emotional day from mewtown, connecticut, to -- newtown, connecticut, to the capitol. laura ingle has the story. >> reporter: a community forum packed with people on both sides of the issue. at state lawmakers in newtown, connecticut, heard testimony on state gone control proposals. the parents of two victims from the tragic sandy hook e
daniel harmon wright is charged with killing patricia cook last february. the officer was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle. harmon testified he shot the 54- year-old after she trapped his arm in the window of her vehicle and dragged him. >>> also following a news alert involving a murder suspect minutes away from being released before a judge overturned his appeal. a federal appeals court in richmond heard the case today. the attorney general's office appealed the federal...
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harmon's target. >> the first hearing on curbing gun violence. gabriel giffords urging law americas to do more. on the other side the nra ceo, wayne laugh year. >> two many children are dying. don't many children. we must do something. >> we could stop crime in the country if we would start enforcing the 9,000 federal laws we have in the books. >> many gun advocates are worried the gun control plans will threaten their right to bear arms. >> a dramatic helicopter rescue was caught on camera. the nypd rushing to save the life of a captain who had a heart attack on a ship. while officers work to stabilize him they have lowered a rescue basket on to the deck. finally the line was steadied and he was leaded into the basket and hoisted up to the chopper. evidences rushed to the hospital where he is said to be in stable condition. >> a change of course for lance armstrong he has gone from denying it to admitting. now he says he's the scapegoat. he says i understand why we all make the beds we sleep in. he was stripped of his 7 tour defrance titles and
harmon's target. >> the first hearing on curbing gun violence. gabriel giffords urging law americas to do more. on the other side the nra ceo, wayne laugh year. >> two many children are dying. don't many children. we must do something. >> we could stop crime in the country if we would start enforcing the 9,000 federal laws we have in the books. >> many gun advocates are worried the gun control plans will threaten their right to bear arms. >> a dramatic helicopter...
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daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after tuesday's deliberations, a clerk found two dictionaries and a th thesaurus. bail lives escorted each juror inside individually. they were kept apart. one by one they were called in for questions. some admitted having looked up the definition of malice. after they were out of the courtroom -- special prosecutor told -- so the question is, how did those three books get into the jury room? well, one of the jurors testified she brought them in. i asked the bailiff, he said it was okay. the judge said you thought the bailiff had authority over the judge? judge susan whitlock will determine how the case will proceed friday morning at 9:00. in culpepper, i'm david culver, news4. >>> there are new details in the accident that shut down the beltway. officials say the fire
daniel harmon wright walking back into jail today, a little more composed, a very different harmon wright from 24 hours earlier. that's when a jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. perhaps now harmon wright is more hopeful. there's a chance he could get a new trial. inside the courtroom, drama focused on the jurors after tuesday's deliberations, a clerk found two dictionaries and a th thesaurus. bail lives escorted each juror inside individually. they were kept apart. one by one they...
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i would be happy to answer questions >> thank you, miss harmon. any members of the board? any members of the public? >> no members of the public are here to address this matter. >> a motion, and second. all those in favor, say aye (? >> aye. >> please go back to 10.1. is that right, the only thing before the closed session? i would entertain a motion to approve this. >> move to approve. >> second. >> all those in favor, say aye i-aye. >> closed session. >> directors it would be appropriate to consider whether to conduct a closed session and invoke the attorney-client privilege. >> yes. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> we'll take a short break. >> we'll take the time to put the room into closed session. >> there are videos to every moment can be captured on film. there we go. announcement of closed session, the sfmta board of directors met in closed session to discuss matters with the [kr-frp/] and the board of directors voted unanimously to settle the cases and also discussed the cases, but too no action. the board held a conference with the real property negotiator, but took n
i would be happy to answer questions >> thank you, miss harmon. any members of the board? any members of the public? >> no members of the public are here to address this matter. >> a motion, and second. all those in favor, say aye (? >> aye. >> please go back to 10.1. is that right, the only thing before the closed session? i would entertain a motion to approve this. >> move to approve. >> second. >> all those in favor, say aye i-aye. >>...
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for example, polyphonic music, you have a melody and a baseline, maybe an accompaniment, 3rd voice or harmonic accompaniment. i always suggest people to tear them apart, work on the melody, just work on the base, rhythm, accompaniment. that provides an important process to understanding how these elements have to happen simultaneously. >> when you are writing, as a fan of yours, for decades now -- i think your first record came out in the 1970's. >> 1978. >> that is right. as a fan, one of the things that struck me is you did not sound like anyone else i had heard, and you still do not. when i listen to any other guitarist,, composer, you can hear their influence, who they took this idea or technique from. your music just sounds fresh and novel. i wonder if you might be willing to disclose to us some of your influences and how they gave rise to your compositional playing style, and maybe demonstrate them. >> i like to joke, i did not learn how to play anything else really well, so i had to come up with my own. it is true, i found this out later when i was teaching. can you show me that solo to
for example, polyphonic music, you have a melody and a baseline, maybe an accompaniment, 3rd voice or harmonic accompaniment. i always suggest people to tear them apart, work on the melody, just work on the base, rhythm, accompaniment. that provides an important process to understanding how these elements have to happen simultaneously. >> when you are writing, as a fan of yours, for decades now -- i think your first record came out in the 1970's. >> 1978. >> that is right. as...
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harmon-wright says cook was accused of trespassing on church property and trapped his arm in her car window and tried to drive off. he says he shot her in self-defense. prosecutors say it was a cold blooded killing. he faces anywhere from a year to life in prison. >>> police are looking for the man in this video. he's a person of interest in connection with a sexual assault in northwest washington. the video shows the man walking near the crime scene, the 1400 block of florida avenue. police say the attack happened sunday, january 20th. if you recognize the man in the video, contact police. >>> the man accused of killing a woman at a bus stop in northwest washington says he met the woman on the social media website tagged. siohban lee was found -- buckley was charged with the murder. but he says he's innocent. he got her phone after someone else shot her at fifth and nicholson streets. tagged is a site allowing smartphone users to meet, chat and flirt over the internet. >>> we're expecting good news on state of the district's finances. mayor vincent gray will announce a large budget
harmon-wright says cook was accused of trespassing on church property and trapped his arm in her car window and tried to drive off. he says he shot her in self-defense. prosecutors say it was a cold blooded killing. he faces anywhere from a year to life in prison. >>> police are looking for the man in this video. he's a person of interest in connection with a sexual assault in northwest washington. the video shows the man walking near the crime scene, the 1400 block of florida avenue....
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daniel harmon-wright was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter yesterday. he shot and killed 54-year-old patricia cook in a parking lot last february. harmon-wright claimed cook tried to drive off with his arm stuck in her window. >>> we are staying on top of breaking news this morning on the beltway. several lanes closed after a collision involving a fire truck and at least seven people being hurt. danella sealock here with details. >> we're tracking this all morning long. crash at route 50, single file to the right getting by. reportedly it involves a tractor-trailer as well as a fire truck. it seems that the tractor-trailer may have clipped the end of a fire truck crashing an suv. melissa mollet is live on the scene. we'll be tracking this accident all morning long. talking about getting around this accident, this may be going on for time. traveling over the wilson bridge, best to get on from points north in maryland. may be best to work through the district to get by this morning. i'm also tracking a water main break between aspen hill road and hewitt a
daniel harmon-wright was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter yesterday. he shot and killed 54-year-old patricia cook in a parking lot last february. harmon-wright claimed cook tried to drive off with his arm stuck in her window. >>> we are staying on top of breaking news this morning on the beltway. several lanes closed after a collision involving a fire truck and at least seven people being hurt. danella sealock here with details. >> we're tracking this all morning long....
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daniel harmon-wright now in custody. the sentencing space will take place tomorrow. he could face up to 20 years in prison. more on this coming up atory 6:00. >> thank you, jeff. more breaking news coming from the trial of anne arundel county executive john leopold. with is a split verdict on some counts, guilty on others. >> that verdict came down just last hour here at the circuit court in annapolis. as you mentioned, the judge was damning of the county executive. called it deplorable, predatory, and cruel. given a quick read out of the , there were two counts guilty, one ofng .isconduct in office guilty ofnd misconduct in office on count misused county employees for personal reasons. he was found not guilty of receiving county funds for benefit as well as fraudulent appropriations. this was the end of a weeklong .rial the 69-year-old had been an times here in anne arundel county. there were five counts of misconduct in office. the counts was dropped last week. he was accused of using who were in charge of guard him while went to the parking lot of a bowling alley
daniel harmon-wright now in custody. the sentencing space will take place tomorrow. he could face up to 20 years in prison. more on this coming up atory 6:00. >> thank you, jeff. more breaking news coming from the trial of anne arundel county executive john leopold. with is a split verdict on some counts, guilty on others. >> that verdict came down just last hour here at the circuit court in annapolis. as you mentioned, the judge was damning of the county executive. called it...
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prosecutors say daniel harmon- wright, used excessive and unjustified force when he shot patricia cook to death inside her car. john hanrahan has more on today's developments from court. >> reporter: daniel harmon- wright a murder or did he shoot to death a 54-year-old woman to protect himself and the public? that is what a jury in this courthouse will likely decide sometime in the next week or so. special prosecutor, jim fisher, conceded to the jury that the behavior of homemaker, patricia cook last february 9 was somewhat inexplicable. she parked her car in a lot at catholic school and refused to leave, even when requested to. both sides agree when officer harmon wright arrived, she declined to hand over her license when the policeman reached for it. the jury watched a 45 minute long recording in which the former cop tells a virginia state police investigator the woman rolled up her window and began driving away, trapping him by his knuckle and wedding ring. i felt my life was in danger, the defendant told the state police investigator. two hours after the shooting. >>> but prosecuto
prosecutors say daniel harmon- wright, used excessive and unjustified force when he shot patricia cook to death inside her car. john hanrahan has more on today's developments from court. >> reporter: daniel harmon- wright a murder or did he shoot to death a 54-year-old woman to protect himself and the public? that is what a jury in this courthouse will likely decide sometime in the next week or so. special prosecutor, jim fisher, conceded to the jury that the behavior of homemaker,...
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daniel harmon-wright sitting there with his counsel. he showed little too no emotion. behind him, his wife, she was in tears when the verdict was started to be read. as they were going, polling the jury, one by one, one of the jurors started crying. noticeably a lot of emotion inside of that courtroom. patricia cook's family, victim in all of this, her family sat rather silent. outside of court her brother told me he was satisfied with the verdict. this all stems from that february 9 incident outside of a catholic cool. when daniel harmon-wright, an officer with culpeper town police, approached the jeep patricia cook as driving. a fight broke out. shots rang out. seven shots in all. patricia cook died from two of those shots. the jury, again, deliberating for nine hours coming back today with a guilty verdict when it came to murder and they also convicted daniel harmon-wright two other counts and those will carry separate charges with them as far as the length of time he will be behind bars. he could face up t 25 years behind bars. again, important this guilty convicti
daniel harmon-wright sitting there with his counsel. he showed little too no emotion. behind him, his wife, she was in tears when the verdict was started to be read. as they were going, polling the jury, one by one, one of the jurors started crying. noticeably a lot of emotion inside of that courtroom. patricia cook's family, victim in all of this, her family sat rather silent. outside of court her brother told me he was satisfied with the verdict. this all stems from that february 9 incident...
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harmon wright's attorneys want a mistrial. the judge will announce tomorrow how to proceed. >>> prince george's county is considering plans to revitalize major corridors near green line metro stations. last night, leaders held a public meeting on plans for new development on branch avenue. there are also plans for southern avenue, naylor road, and suitland parkway. planners are considering adding big box stores, class-a apartment space, high-end apartments and a new high school. not everyone is happy with the plans. >> people were coming to catch the subway and going downtown. they're parking cars here. and that's basically it. >> prince george's county has these great subway stations, but they're underdeveloped. we need a good spark. we need to get developers here. >> the development plans will go before the prince george's county council, and planning board for approval this summer. >>> 4:49. hybrid car owners in virginia drive to richmond today to protest governor mcdonnell's transportation plan. they're angry the governor
harmon wright's attorneys want a mistrial. the judge will announce tomorrow how to proceed. >>> prince george's county is considering plans to revitalize major corridors near green line metro stations. last night, leaders held a public meeting on plans for new development on branch avenue. there are also plans for southern avenue, naylor road, and suitland parkway. planners are considering adding big box stores, class-a apartment space, high-end apartments and a new high school. not...
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danial harmon wright was convicted of three counts yesterday. he responded for a call bay suspicious person in a parking lot last february and encountered 54 engineered patricia cook in a car. he says they argued and she rolled up the window on his arm and tried to drive away. harmon wright says he shot her seven times. >> i felt like it was unjustified from the very beginning. the only question was what grade of homicide was it. so i'm going to ask the court for a significant penalty that reinforces the message this was wrong. you heard the defendant at the end of his testimony say he would do the exact same thing over again. so i feel that it is important to reinforce the message that that is the wrong attitude. >> harmon wright is facing up to 25 years in prison. >>> still ahead, a first for south korea as it joins an a late club in space technology. >> still, so many questions but this morning, new details from the band about what sparked that deadly fire inside a brazilian nightclub. we'll be right back. >>> south korea launched
danial harmon wright was convicted of three counts yesterday. he responded for a call bay suspicious person in a parking lot last february and encountered 54 engineered patricia cook in a car. he says they argued and she rolled up the window on his arm and tried to drive away. harmon wright says he shot her seven times. >> i felt like it was unjustified from the very beginning. the only question was what grade of homicide was it. so i'm going to ask the court for a significant penalty...
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jurors found daniel harmon- wright guilty in the shooting death of patricia cook last february. he testified he fired in self- defense. prosecutors said the shooting was unnecessary. >> john leopold could soon be out of a job. the county council, hold an emergency meeting today to discuss their move to oust him. the judge found him guilty of using his police detail and county employees for political and personal reasons. john leopold was then suspended. >> martin o'malley delivers his state of the state address today. this will actually be interactive. residents can submit questions to members of the administration through the internet and on twitter. we do have a link at wjla.com if you would like to submit questions. 6:05 and all the excitement is brewing around the super bowl. >> john gonzales in the big easy right now. grinning ear to your. >>-- ear to ear. >> i am grinning, but i do have some heartburn. the weather not as nice as it was yesterday. very windy this morning in the big easy. as for moving through, but not being -- but not affecting what is being called the supe
jurors found daniel harmon- wright guilty in the shooting death of patricia cook last february. he testified he fired in self- defense. prosecutors said the shooting was unnecessary. >> john leopold could soon be out of a job. the county council, hold an emergency meeting today to discuss their move to oust him. the judge found him guilty of using his police detail and county employees for political and personal reasons. john leopold was then suspended. >> martin o'malley delivers...
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in an interrogation video played in court, harmon wright admitted he had been reprimanded in the past for excessive force. >>> today is a day some women in the military have been waiting years for. defense secretary leon panetta set to announce the military is lifting its ban on women in combat. the joint chiefs recommended overturning a 1994 rule that prohibited women from being assigned to smaller ground combat units. the changes won't happen overnight, of course. each branch of the military will will have to come up with a plan to allow women to seek combat positions. some jobs could be open for women later this year. other positions like special ops may take longer. >>> the navy will soon make sure its sailors aren't drinking on the job. tell start testing their blood alcohol levels. the testing will be at random. any sailor with a blood alcohol level of .04 or higher when reporting to duty will not be allowed to work. that is half the blood alcohol level you need to be considered legally drunk in all 50 states and in the district. the navy says it won't use positive tests to puni
in an interrogation video played in court, harmon wright admitted he had been reprimanded in the past for excessive force. >>> today is a day some women in the military have been waiting years for. defense secretary leon panetta set to announce the military is lifting its ban on women in combat. the joint chiefs recommended overturning a 1994 rule that prohibited women from being assigned to smaller ground combat units. the changes won't happen overnight, of course. each branch of the...
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liz: the chairman and ceo and president of harmon going strong after 60 years, this company is. all the upstarts, thank you so much. about 16% over the last year. coming up tomorrow, top of 3:00 eastern, a major fox business exclusive. dow component intel and outgoing ceo paul otellini speaking to fox business, his last show, we will ask him what is going to happen? who will take over where you? will there be a promotion from within? characteristics do they have to have to take intel into 2013? so much more plus our gadget panel and where you see the gadgets, coming up live from las vegas. see you. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider caref
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special prosecutor says that if anything, harmon-wright benefited from the circumstance. he's back in jail tonight respect his sentencing for the death of patricia cook is now on hold. one of the jurors admitted she asked the bailiff if it was okay if she brought in the book. the judge told her her jury instructions should have been enough to deliberate. the judge is going to decide on friday morning how she's going to provide. i'm david culver, noifr noifr. >> there was an emergency session late this afternoon. it's the start 6 an effort to remove john leopold from his job. e was convicted yesterday. he's suspended immediately, and an active executive named. they're expected to vote monday after a public hearing. >> the state of maryland is strong and getting stronger, that in his state of the state address. chris gordon now with a report on what es is on the governor's agenda. >> mayor vincent gray from our neighbors in new columbia. >> job creation must be or top priority always. while we're recovering jobs faster than any other state in our region, there's still too m
special prosecutor says that if anything, harmon-wright benefited from the circumstance. he's back in jail tonight respect his sentencing for the death of patricia cook is now on hold. one of the jurors admitted she asked the bailiff if it was okay if she brought in the book. the judge told her her jury instructions should have been enough to deliberate. the judge is going to decide on friday morning how she's going to provide. i'm david culver, noifr noifr. >> there was an emergency...
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daniel harmon wright was responding to a suspicious report when he shot cook who was unarmed. he said he shot her when she tried to drive off with his arm in her window. witnesses say they never saw the officer trapped, drug, or struck by the car. the man who admits he used a baseball bat to attack a day care security guard will be sentenced today. he pleaded guilty to assault charges in connection with last april's attack. he became enraged when staffers would not let him use the phone. he wrestled a bat from a security guard, attacked him with it, and smashed windows of before stealing an employee's car and driving off. >> thousands are expected to gather on the national mall for the annual march for life. thousands took part with a vigil last night. the service came one day before the rally to protest the supreme court to's decision to legalize abortion that came down 40 years ago this week. >> eleanor holmes norton is getting involved over the fight for a popular georgetown business. >> she sent a letter to the director of the national parks service urging him to meet with
daniel harmon wright was responding to a suspicious report when he shot cook who was unarmed. he said he shot her when she tried to drive off with his arm in her window. witnesses say they never saw the officer trapped, drug, or struck by the car. the man who admits he used a baseball bat to attack a day care security guard will be sentenced today. he pleaded guilty to assault charges in connection with last april's attack. he became enraged when staffers would not let him use the phone. he...